UNSPSC 83112602: Domestic leased lines

UNSPSC 83112602 Domestic leased lines, a Commodity code, describes fiber-based metro ethernet and dedicated broadband connectivity services connecting state and local facilities to network points of presence, internet service providers, and remote operational sites—the core last-mile and wide-area network transport currently being procured by state IT departments, county and municipal utilities, transportation authorities, school districts, and correctional facilities. State and local governments are buying point-to-point metro ethernet with specific bandwidth tiers, fixed wireless and wireline ethernet services to remote or underserved locations, broadband ISP connectivity for correctional and state office facilities, and managed broadband solutions for field operations in parks and other distributed sites, with vendors typically responsible for fiber installation, equipment termination, and 24/7 operational support meeting uptime and response-time thresholds.

Issuing bodies span state departments of information technology, county IT and utilities departments, municipal parks and public safety agencies, school districts, transportation authorities, and correctional facilities—with repeat activity from state technology offices in Illinois, Washington, Colorado, and Texas, and from county government (San Mateo Parks, Orange County Transportation Authority, Collier County, Hillsborough County) and city infrastructure departments. The geographic spread of recent activity clusters in California, Illinois, Florida, Washington, Colorado, Texas, Georgia, Missouri, Mississippi, and Wisconsin, with the Illinois Department of Information Technology, Washington Technology Solutions (WaTech), and Texas Department of Information Resources appearing as frequent procurers managing statewide or multi-agency transport and connectivity needs. Representative recent solicitations include the Illinois Department of Information Technology's RFQ for fiber-based point-to-point metro ethernet to connect the Department of Transportation's Hardin Bridge location to an ICN POP (100 Mbps required, 15 designated sites across Illinois, $45,000 estimated value, due July 30, 2026); the County of San Mateo Parks Department's RFP for managed broadband connectivity services supporting remote field operations across geographically isolated park locations (multiple technologies including terrestrial wireless, satellite, and integrated multi-path systems permitted, local preference ordinance applying up to 10% equalization points, due July 3, 2026); the Orange County Transportation Authority's IFB for maintenance support services on mobile radio and mobile data terminal systems across 218 paratransit buses (248 Harris radios, Conduent processors, OrbStar MDTs, $200,000 initial term, due July 27, 2026); and WaTech's RFQ for broadband ISP services across six Washington state locations including two correctional centers (100–200 Mbps minimum bandwidth, due June 23, 2026). Activity under this code remains robust, with state IT modernization, broadband expansion to underserved public facilities, and correctional facility communications infrastructure driving ongoing procurement across multiple jurisdictions.